Basic Export Regulations
It is imperative for New Jersey firms to understand U.S. and foreign government rules and regulations of shipping to overseas customers. Even if exporting accounts for only a small percentage of your business, it is your responsibility to understand the basics of export regulations.
The U.S. Commercial Service, Northern New Jersey Export Assistance Center is hosting a breakfast seminar on September 30 at Ramapo College for New Jersey firms to learn more about export regulations, export management compliance, establishing administrative policies and due diligence. Participants will also learn how to use Carnets http://www.uscib.org/index.asp?documentID=718
to save on duties and taxes when traveling overseas with display or sample materials.
Time: 8:30 Registration 9:00-11:30 Presentations
Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Location: Ramapo College, Mahwah, NJ
Cost: $35.00 includes breakfast
Join our expert speakers, and the get the following questions answered:
Does my company need an export license?
Who are the government agencies involved with export regulations?
Am I responsible for knowing the end-users of my product if I use an overseas distributor?
What is an effective compliance management program for my company?
What are my responsibilities vs. my freight forwarders responsibilities regarding export regulations?
How do Incoterms play a role in the process? For Example,… FOB, CIF, Ex Works
Do I need to pay duties and taxes on my products shipped to tradeshows and overseas events?
Register Here:
https://emenuapps.ita.doc.gov/ePublic/newWebinarRegistration.jsp?SmartCode=9QB1
If you have any questions, please contact Dina Vulpis at 973-645-4682, ex 213 or dvulpis@mail.doc.gov
About the Speakers:
American River International: is a dedicated full service customs brokerage organization and also provides a full range of international business consulting services, focused on global trade issues. Their website is www.americanriverintl.com
United States Council for International Business: Was established in 1945 to promote US business views and solutions on a wide range of issues. Their website is www.uscib.org